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Members of the Hot Springs Bison gymnastics team celebrate together on the floor after learning they set a new school record by scoring 135.75 points in a meet.

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By Brett Nachtigall

Publisher

FORT PIERRE – The sport of gymnastics is most accurately characterized as an “individual team” sport. And while it’s true only one Hot Springs Bison gymnast performed at a time during this past weekend’s seven-team...

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Oelrichs' Jada Rouillard dribbles the ball upcourt in a game played last year at Case Auditorium versus the Hot Springs Lady Bison. This year, both Hot Springs and Edgemont plan on playing winter sports, including basketball, but Oelrichs is planning to follow their plan from the fall sports season and not having athletics this winter. The Oelrichs School Board is encouraging students to transfer if they would like to play...

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Members of the Edgemont Lady Moguls volleyball team celebrate together after defeating the Hot Springs Lady Bison in four sets this past Monday night in Edgemont.

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By Brett Nachtigall

Publisher

EDGEMONT – Fall River County Volleyball bragging rights were settled in Edgemont last Monday night, Oct. 26, as the host Lady Moguls defeated the visiting Hot Springs Lady Bison three sets to one. 

The game...

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The Hot Springs Bills PeeWees (5th/6th graders) shutout the Piedmont Panthers on Oct. 24 in their seminfinal matchup, which set up this past weekend's Black Hills Youth Football League Super Bowl game. That game was however won by the Rams, 42-6.

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By Brett Nachtigall

Publisher

RAPID CITY – Following a dominating performance on Oct. 24, in which they shutout the Piedmont Valley Panthers by a score of 26-0, the Hot Springs Bills PeeWees team...

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Golf course volunteers Brian Thies and Scott Haden, both of Hot Springs, get ready to send off a foursome of high school golfers from the No. 1 tee box during the first day of the State Class “A” Golf Championship on Monday, Oct. 5, at Southern Hills Golf Course. Included in this foursome is Hot Springs’ Jacob Harris, far left, who ended up finishing in a tie for 18th place overall in the field of 101...